Top of the morning: Box is boxed in and Zuckerberg sees the future

Cash box: No, it isn’t going broke, but another $150 million doesn’t hurt as Box “crawls” its way to a an IPO, as Forbes put it. Two big tech investors pumped in the money as the file storage company reported a nice uptick in revenue, but also a bigger loss.

Falling short: San Francisco isn’t the most expensive place in the country to buy a home just yet. Atherton tops the list (lots of old money) with a median price of $4.9 million. San Francisco in fact remains far behind Silicon Valley, though it can boast of having 44 zip codes where the median price is over $1 million.

Puff, we’re open for business: Marijuana is legal in Washington state as of today, with 25 pot stores in Seattle opening their doors. Some are “holding on [to] some of their stash for after the first-day rush,” reports The Chronicle’s sister publication, the Seattle P-I, on its pot blog.

Crystal balls: You ain’t seen nothing yet, says Mark Zuckerberg, leading off a Wall Street Journal special section commemorating its 125th anniversary and looking ahead to to the next. Once the entire world is online, it’ll be “the greatest revolution yet,” he says.

Nah, play ball!: Lighten up, says Oakland A’s manager Billy Beane, the use of analytics in sports “will give fans a new level of feedback about the action on the field and create unprecedented access to players and the game.”